Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
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was learned that the Indian news sent out trom Ell Paso was net exaggerated. We stated that the band which was not captured by Gen. Miles numbers about eighty warriors and that the lsst ac- counts from them were to the effect thas they were encamped m Ragged Range or Spur of Sierra Msdres. We gave detailed account of the killing of two of Fl Psso prospector named Mr, Graves snd Smith, who had run up on Indians ID camp and who were In- stuntly allRted. The men fought brave ly but both were killed. The miners are uil erming themselves and 1t IS like ly that fight will occur before long. The Mexican troops are cut after inc reregsces.
 FOREST PoRT, N. r.. July 15-NOt- vitbstandiDg that the sun arose glori- ously over the hills this morning there were no sigus of life st residence of Dom inie Cleveland, where President Cleve- land and party are, until nearly nIne o'clock. Last evening Mrs. Cleveland played n number of selections one of her fsyOrIte songs. The music, however. seemed to attract the villagers and us soon as the fact was discovered she ceased. The curtains were not drawn and the party could be seen chatting together. The president did not rise till noon. He is suffering from fatigue and q slight attack of oholeres morbus
 RoSDoUT, \. r., July l5-The Law renee cement works at EddysvIlle, were burned this morning. Loss Sli0,0OO insurance Ssl 900.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l5-In letter respecting hIs candidacy for Governor of Ohio, Allen Thurman says: "Ihe nomination for governor would place m in Q very awkward position, and would compel me to disappoint many well meaning and true friends. for notwith- standing my warm appreciation of their friendship and klnd expressions of con idenee and good will from sll, l should m my present health, be compelled to decline, snd that would ipjnre me. and perhaps the party.
 NEW YORK, July 15.-At the Stock Exchsnge to-day. at noon. Nice-Presi- dent \. B. Hill, apparently in full health. ascerded the platform to announce the death of NJ. E. Deryvss, and had hardly finished when be was taken with a sud den weakness. Friends assisted him Co retire. but they had just passed the flight lesding to the door when he ox- pired. The announcement of his death ras immediately made and a special meeting of the governing committee cal ed 10 take action. The exchange immediately adjourned tIll tomorrow.
 q =. Minister Says Affairs are Quiet.
 WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Secre- tary of State to-day received q telegrsLn from the United States munster st Hon. olulu. dated the 5,h, saying that affairs were quiet in that country. Additional particulars by mail hre expected ID a few days.
 BOMBAY. July l5.-NeEs from native sources has beeb received to the effect that Q figh. between the troops ot the Ameer of Afghsnistsn troops the In- sursents recently took place at Mssiuk, and that the Ameer forces were victor icus. They are sad to have captured l60, armed TarIkes, and have sent the heads of 200 slain to CGbal. A large force Of Jayhuri Hsyarays' subsequently, defeated the troops Of the Ameer. who Is nov sending endorsements to Lis army.
 WILCOX, July 14 A heavy rain fell here last night. The water stood two feet deep in the principal streets of tEe town and temporary bridges were ar- ranged at the crossings. The fall was auite general in this section, amounting to I.57 inches at Camp Thomas, l.7I s. Fort Grant. 1.37 at Wilcox, and 6O Fort Bowie. The total rainfall at Fort Grant IS without precedent, amounting to : inches since July lst. The govern meft wire tO Fort Apache is down and the results of the storm Is not known hevond Tbomss. Rsnchers and stock rer are iubilant over the outlook which is better than for seven years past,
 TAcCMA, ". T., July l4.-0t;o Stell- vgy wss tried for assault yesterday. The 1 inry retired last evening. Ibe frs. bal l int ysas eleven for conviction and one j. A. McCraleken for acqGittai, Nc Crsicken hung the jury twenty hours when they were discharged. To-day eleven of inc twelve signed a paper ad dressed to the codnty commissionel that McCraicken is lacking the qualifi cations necessary to constitute s good | iuror. and ask that his name Devel again be put in 0 jury box m thu county.
 NEW YORK, July l4.-Judge PO.te of the supreme court. this afternoon l grguted 8 stay in the Sharp cnse untl | Monday next, snd an order requestini the district attorney to show cause ol that day why 1t should not be mad permanent. The stay vBs granted ol | 6fFidGvits of Sharp's counsel that the. ] nes d more time 10 prepare e bill ot ex capt ocs.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 1.-The boil e- Q. the Shawnee coal mine ID thI county exploded Tuesday morning fatally injuriDg James Kirby, nigh | engineer, and two men who were sleep ing n the engine house.
 HuRos, Dakota, July 1.-The follow ing IS n synopsis of the resolution adopted by lhe division and admission l convention:
 We are CRsl;ersSly opposed to sdDis
 sion as to wnst we declare for disuniol
 CD the seventh standard parsleIL
 We urge the importance of vote o this question. |, affirms the right Q
 the people about to be admitted to th
 union to designate their state bounda
 rlea. subject to modification by congres
 with their consent. All confederation
 unite in detailing the division in- th
 state with the plan submitted by the ac
 of the territorial legislature for the sui frGre cf the people iu November, lSS'. Ne protest against the tyranny 0 congress in refusing Gs admission. sn
 appeal to the people of the United State
 for support.
 The convention then adjourned.
 LONDON, July 1.-The Queen to-ds laid the foundation stone of the woman
 memorial hall.
 DEs MoISEs, Iowa. July 14.-ln re sponse to call for the prohibition stat
 convention, eighteen delegates met
 this city this afternoon. The usui
 committees were BppoInted and ID
 chief work was the nomination of stat . ticket and the adoption of platform The following were nominated; f6 governor, F. G. Taruum; for sssistaI governor, Wm. O. Caldwell; for supe . intendent of public instruction, Fro
 Steven F. Fellows, Ths platform pro ,, vides for @ separate political action dealing with the liquor traffic; fayol
 the reduction of passenger rates to " cents per mile; declares that puoi 3 lands should be reserved for actual SC
 sleuept. farora vonen suffrage and 1T